Thune Blasts Democrats Over Prolonged Shutdown Senate Majority Leader John Thune (R-SD), usually known for his composure, erupted on the Senate floor Wednesday, accusing Democrats of extending the government shutdown and using food aid as “political leverage.” During debate over funding the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP), Thune noted Republicans had voted 13 times to…
What began as a thrilling adventure turned into tragedy within moments. A suspension bridge, renowned for its breathtaking views, collapsed without warning, sending dozens of visitors into panic and despair. At least 30 lives have been confirmed lost, with many more missing or gravely injured. Witnesses recalled chilling screams, the sharp sound of metal…
FBI’s “Arctic Frost” Investigation Faces Scrutiny A newly released memo shows the FBI’s Arctic Frost investigation into Donald Trump and his allies over January 6 activities began with limited evidence and unclear legal grounds, according to former prosecutors and agents. The memo, approved in April 2022, relied heavily on CNN interview clips “suggesting” Trump’s involvement….
New York City mayoral frontrunner Zohran Mamdani is facing two criminal referrals after a watchdog group accused his campaign of accepting illegal foreign contributions. The Coolidge Reagan Foundation filed complaints with both the Justice Department and Manhattan DA Alvin Bragg, alleging violations of federal and state election laws. According to the filings, Mamdani’s campaign received nearly $13,000 from at least 170 donors abroad, including…
The Heart of Sports: Kindness and Camaraderie Sports showcase more than competition—they highlight perseverance, respect, and the human spirit. True victory often goes beyond the scoreboard. Athletes frequently set aside rivalry to help others. One player paused mid-game to assist an injured opponent, while a runner stayed behind to help a fellow competitor finish. These…
Supreme Court Expands Presidential Power The Supreme Court upheld former President Donald Trump’s use of a “pocket rescission” to freeze $4 billion in foreign aid, allowing the president to cancel funds if Congress doesn’t act before the fiscal year ends. In a 6–3 decision, the Court overturned a lower ruling, expanding executive authority. The majority…
Kindness Comes Full Circle Emma, twenty-three, struggles through life after losing both parents in a car accident. With only fifty dollars to her name, she battles bills, rent, and student loans, clinging to her mother’s words: “Tough times don’t last forever.” One rainy day, seeking shelter in a grocery store, she notices a man nervously…
Brad Pitt Opens Up About Facial Blindness Actor Brad Pitt revealed he has prosopagnosia, or “facial blindness,” a condition that makes it hard to recognize faces, even of close friends or family. He explained that while it “doesn’t affect intelligence or memory,” it can lead to social discomfort. People with prosopagnosia may experience anxiety or…
Title: The Cost of Silence Personal experiences can shape us deeply — some with beauty, others with pain. The writer recalls their first intimate encounter not with joy, but with fear, tears, and “a rushed hospital visit.” What should have been safe turned traumatic, leaving lasting scars. Society, the writer notes, rarely discusses “what happens…
Trump and Xi Announce “Warm” Trade Understanding After South Korea Meeting Former President Donald Trump announced a new trade understanding with Chinese President Xi Jinping after a closed-door meeting in Busan, South Korea, on Wednesday. “We have a deal,” Trump said, adding that it would be renegotiated yearly but could “go on for a long…